PFAS regulatory focus is becoming more predictable.
Across jurisdictions, agencies are using consistent signals tied to products, supply chains, waste streams, and impacted receptors to anticipate where PFAS is likely to be present, and where facility level regulatory actions are likely to follow, often before direct evidence of release exists.
As a result, requirements that begin with product content, supplier visibility, and waste management are increasingly driving wastewater monitoring, permitting, site investigation, and remediation obligations.
This webinar will explore how these regulatory signals connect upstream business decisions with downstream site level outcomes, and how organizations can better anticipate where regulatory attention is likely to concentrate.
What you’ll learn
- How regulators use industry, process, product, and waste associations to predict where PFAS mandates will apply
- Why wastewater, stormwater, and waste management are increasingly triggering broader investigation and compliance actions
- How product and supply chain decisions are creating downstream environmental and site obligations
- What this means for prioritizing investigation, managing liability, and maintaining market access
Who should attend
Site investigation and remediation professionals; environmental, EHS, and compliance leaders; product stewardship and procurement teams; legal and risk managers; and business leaders responsible for PFAS risk across operations.
